New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
UNIVERSITY EDUcA7ToN IN NEW.YoRK.

VICE CHANCELLOR MACCRACKEN CALLS ATTENTION
TO IT'S NeEDs-MANY DEGREES GIVEN.
The Academy of Music was brilliantly lighted last
evening in ways than one, for the effect of the
numerous lights heightened by the pretty faces
and bright eyes Of many young ladies and By the deeper
and more serious light from that lamp OF learn
Ing, the University OF the City OF New
York, which celebrating its ffty7hfth
commencement The exercises we're begun with music
by Cappas Band, and when all ready the process
sion marched to the platform in the following orders
Charles Butler president the Council and Vice Chan
ceilor Henry W. MaoCraoken the members OF the Coun
State and city officials recipients of honorary degrees
invited guests and alumni the graduating class
and mi. was followed by the philosophical orauon
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spoke up" nD tho Jampansse Revoiaton" Edward 5
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then delivered the ysisdiotory address. Charles H.
Church and Charles Read were excused from their ora
vlce-Chanceor NacCrscken, rising to confer tho de-
grees, said
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| DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS CONFERRED
Dr. Mac Cracken then conferred the degrees az follows
BACHELOR OF ARTS
william : fcampSell. Charles sutton George D Young.
| Harry W. Haskell. Arthur j. Walker.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE.
Harry s; Anlrevs William Mach. G. B. Toxn.sndi
Charles H. Church Edward ). skiIliu. Alfred W, Williams
DIPLOMA or CIVIL ENGINEER
Harm AcsTSy Gsss; Slim kd Alfred W. Williams
MASTER ARTS.
| Robt W. Hisblo, 2,John O. GerndL 49,
MASTER or SCIENCE.
Alden A. Freemen Harry W. sk0rfy " crossott, r.,
A. I. skerry. jr, Clarence Thwn& FRANK Ia IOWnsehn
DOCTOR PHILOSOPHY
| James c. Hume. Mndo O. vulcheG
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE.
John p Hubbard Robert \. BrOdnsx. Wm H. sotgwick,
1 II. 4. MacCIuoy, Phillip Mueller. as H. MO amAra
| Henry C. Allen, ". r. You Raine, Dennis O'Leary,
Timothy Grfhth.
| DOCTOR LAW.
Charles Bnilar president the University Council.
Charles H. Van Brunt Presiding Justice OF the SewYork
4 Supreme Court
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY
Samuel A. Hoyt Edward p Sprague, Charles Van Eordcn
! Merritt uubDuri Thomas A. nelson.
PRIZES AND PELLOwsHIPs
The Butler prizes for the best essays in Englsl
by OF Euclean Society eawarde
|
| First prizs-Walter b. Adams. 'S7.
| Second prize-Psul r.. Jones, 80.
| Ihs philosophical fellowship OF $500 was kawardcu y
| william 4. Campbell
The Alumni Association will hold ia annual meetn!
this evening In the council OF the university.